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Director Mode Avatar: We can use a text instruction to guide our avatar on how to deliver the content—not just the tone of voice, but also the facial expressions and movements. Check it out 👇 Start with Whispering: A real whisper—soft, secretive, but friendly and playful. As if you're... show more

Joshua Xu

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Laughing: Genuinely amused, as if you're reading something that cracks you up. Let the laughter naturally weave into the delivery—a light chuckle at the start or end of lines, or even mid-sentence. Keep it playful, not forced. You're enjoying the moment, and your laughter is contagious.

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Strict: You're extremely angry and indignant. Speak loudly, rapidly, and intensely, allowing your strong displeasure and outrage to come through unmistakably in your voice.

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Casual: Chill, natural, like you're talking to a friend on a walk. Use varied pitch and rhythm, like normal speech â€” not too polished. Throw in a small laugh or pause when it feels right. You're being real, approachable, and just a bit playful.

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Excited: Full of energy and genuine delight—as if you just remembered something amazing mid-sentence. Use fast pacing, a big vocal range, and a smile you can’t hold back. Feel free to throw in a joyful laugh or breathless chuckle. You’re pumped—and the listener should be too!

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Very excited: You're extremely excited and overwhelmed by great news. Speak rapidly, energetically, and with high enthusiasm, allowing your joy and surprise to shine clearly through your voice.

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Inspirational: Warm, encouraging, and hopeful. Speak with a gentle upward lilt, like you're guiding someone toward a quiet realization. Smile softly as you speak â€” let it carry through your tone. Let each sentence breathe, with thoughtful, uplifting pauses. You're inviting someone to believe in something bigger.

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Bryte’s gentle waves of motion work in harmony with calming audio to help you relax, unwind, and drift off. These soothing, head-to-toe movements create an immersive experience that feels like being lulled into a serene escape, transforming bedtime into a journey to amazing places. Where do you want to drift off to tonight?

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Wow, that's amazing!

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@saranormous directing my avatar to act flirty af while explaining cross-chain bridges... gamechanger

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This is what I called precision control 😂 BTW, @hedra_labs new character3 model always on ver excited mode on all inference output, they need to slow it down

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What scares Michael Grinich the most about the next two years? "My biggest concern is that we're still holding on to something from that previous era in how we're behaving and operating, and we're not letting go of it... And we don't know what that is... If you're the dinosaur, you don't know you're the dinosaur."

What scares Michael Grinich the most about the next two years? "My biggest concern is that we're still holding on to something from that previous era in how we're behaving and operating, and we're not letting go of it... And we don't know what that is... If you're the dinosaur, you don't know you're the dinosaur."

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